this driver has been removed from Ubuntu, closing the bugs
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-r128 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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That did the trick for me. Now if there is any way to get a little of
the pretty compiz fusion stuff in there...
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If autoconfiguration using EDID can not be done, the server will default
to narrow sync ranges (30-37). In earlier version, the user would be
asked during installation about monitor info, and the default answer
would give a sync range of 30-50.
If the EDID from the monitor is broken or missing, th
I had another test on a different old Dell notebook where I had the same
screen issues (no higher res by autodetect) with Xubuntu.
This time the fix/trick did not work, or it did not yield the desired
result. I added the line to xorg.conf but after restarting X the screen
went berserk. It looked l
I can confirm that adding 'HorizSync 31.50-50.00' to the "Monitor" section of
xorg.conf resolved the issue for me.
I added the line to a blank xorg.conf, hit and X started
with 1024x768
Now is this a general 'fix' or does it only work for some computers?
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the suggested fix worked for me as well so I changed it to confirmed.
Not sure if it should be changed to 'fix committed'.
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-r128 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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It is my experience that the comments above is the solution to the
problem. It was for me at least. Is it possible to mark this bug as
solved, that would help coming readers I think.
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The problem with my Dell "HCXD50J" seems to be related to the
autoconfiguration of X getting very conservative acceptable values for
hsync. I wonder if the probing failures (i. e. get-edid reporting errors
and flagging the result as untrustworthy) results in the upper limit of
hsync being as low as
"I shall always report bugs with the standard configuration, not a
botched one" rinse, repeat six more times.
Now the /etc/X11/xorg.conf is as installed, and the error remains the
same. I've attached the /var/log&Xorg.0.log with untouched xorg.conf to
protect the sanity of the readers.
Sorry for
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I've just put 8.10/intrepid on an old Dell Inspiron 4000 (HCXD50J, but
with 512M/120G) that has an ATI RAGE Mobility 128 W/2xAGP, 8MB. I'ts not
going to be my regular workhorse, I'm just going to test some LAMP stuff
on it, so I might need some 48 hours to test things (but I like this
Ubuntu stuff
To add some more information about my issue this is using Hardy 8.04.1
running on a Dell Inspiron 4000. I am able to run 'sudo displayconfig-
gtk' and select LCD 1024x768 and test it successfully. Yet when I log
out and restart X, the resolution is back to 800x600 and the monitor is
set back to p
amazing - my output from the commands looks 100% the same - seems like
the computers are really the same spec.
I had a look at the wiki pages. Firstly I needed to install 'read-edid'
and 'xresprobe'
Looking at the ddcprobe output I figured I don't need to add a mode
Next I wanted to change the m
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I have exactly the same laptop and problem with my resolution. I'm
attaching the files Bryce asked for and I'll get back on the workarounds
asap.
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I've written a couple pages for configuring and troubleshooting
incorrect resolution issues which may be of some value:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/Resolution
If the workarounds help you, I'd greatly appreciate it if you could fill
i
I forgot to mention, I'm running Hardy 8.04.1.
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I also have a Dell Inspiron 4000 Laptop with the same ATI Technologies
Inc Rage Mobility M3 AGP 2x (rev 02) video card and low res issue. I
want to enable 1024x768 but I'm stuck with 640x480 or 800x600. Desktop
effects would also be nice, but I'll settle for 1024x768.
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Thanks for reporting this bug and any supporting documentation. Since
this bug has enough information provided for a developer to begin work,
I'm going to mark it as confirmed and let them handle it from here.
Thanks for taking the time to make Ubuntu better!
In Intrepid 8.10, Xorg uses an autocon
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu)
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so, I pulled in all latest updates from the RC and renamed conf and log
file.
Attached is the log file after a Xorg autodetect. Somehow there is no
new Xorg.conf only the old one I renamed?
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there is also a Xorg.9.log is this one needed as well?
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hi, I uploaded them as requested
/etc/X11/xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/63141/ or attached
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